vlladin

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   by vlladin 8y ago

   Exact same thing happened to me. Also a developer, also struggled in Germany, always wanted more and needed a challenge. Let me tell you how things progressed for me going downhill from where you are now. The boredom transformed into depres
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   by vlladin 11y ago

   I was in the same boat recently and this is what helped for me. I quit my job, and took a few years off. I have to admit, I was really burned out. Took as much time as I needed to rest, take walks, talk to people, and in general just change
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   by vlladin 11y ago

   It's an interesting question, and maybe a wrong question altogether. From my current experience I've noticed that it does not really matter what you learn as long as you learn something. To go event further, choose something unrel
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   by vlladin 11y ago

   I completely agree with this. I understand how you believe that by owning the code you must work extra hours and make things happen. First you have to take a detached look at things and understand how much of that is self pressure and how m